The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-28
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at th'


Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2Z-Flour-Receipts, D.
099 brls and sacks; exports, $40 brls and ,OOe
sacks; sales, 10000 brls. Dull and heavy; COM
mon to choice white wheat Western extra, 81 70
a5 fancy white wheat Western extra, S.. 100
525.
Wheat-Receipts, Al 800 bu; exports, $4,000
blu. Spot 404c lower and active. Options
opened heavy and declined a. &c, ruling weak
during the day, closing at the bottom rates.
Speculation quiet Sales. 100000 bu futures
and $4,000 bu spot; No. spring, 93c; damaged
red Csc; ungraded red, 924 a 94ac; No. red, 81
0911c; No. red 921 a 23c in elevator, 92c f. o.
b.; No. l red, Csc: No. l white, 93c; extra
red. 94c; No 2 red. January, nominal at 91ac;
February, OLE 092ac, closing at 9lac; March,
90 1916 93sc, closing at 93c; April, 94s q sic
closing at 94se; May. 95s a 964c. closing at 95sc
June, 96 a. 6sc, closing at 96sc: August, 97sc,
closing at 97sc; December, 81 0la a 0244, closing
at 81. 012.
Corn-Spot lower, closingheavy. Receipts, IT,,
050 bu; exports, 1865 bu; sales. $4,000 bu
futures, 81, 900 bu spot ungraded, All a 4sc; No
3, 463 a 46sc; steamer, 47ac in elevator; No. z
474c in elevator, 4sa a 49!c delivered; steamer
white 47ac; No. 2, January, nominal at 47sc;
February, AZ 475c, closing at 47se; March 4ss
ing at 49ac: June 80 Is q 50ac, closing at 50sc;
steamer, February, Al
Tallow stronger at SIC. Rosin dull
Eggs higher and firm; receipts, $50 packages;
tive; quoted at $l2 Is for new $l2 % q IL 70
for old.
Cut meats steady and quiet.
Oats without quotable change; receipts 6O,0lO
bu; exports, ISL bu.
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, 60 065c.
Hons quiet
Coffee-Fair Rio quiet at 14gc; options lower and
less active; sales, 56.250 bags; January, 1872 q
ID zoe; February, 10. l5e; March, ID 05c; April,
13.05c; May, 3013 Soc; June 13. 05 d Ii. l0c;
July. ID 05 q 13 l0c; August, b. 10c; September,
Ii. 10c; October, ID lOc.
Sugar steady; refined firm and quiet; off A.
5 sic 05sc; granulated 55c Molasses dull. Rice
steady.
Lard dull; Western steam, spot, G. sOc; Febru-
ary g. rs &c Soc: March, 6.S406 05c; April, $50 q
6. 92c; May, 6.9606.9Sc; June. 7.o4 07o5; city
steam, 725c
Butter quiet and barely steady; Western. - a
&c., Elgin creamery, 20 030c. Cheese firm and
| quiet.
Copper steady lake, Lie. Lead dull, common,
| 44c.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27-Wheat ruled weak and
lower. The market opened at last nights clos.
ing figures, but sold off steadily &c. owing to the
| unfavorable tenor of the foreign market advices.
There was rally of &c on a reported decline in
1 LukllSu auU ETeUcQ securities OUT u bcCouO uo-
| cline set in, which carried the market down 2c.
and prices closed at the lowest point OF the day
| and SC under last quotations. Considerable
"long" wheat was thrown on the market when
prices began to decline. and the feeling was
| rather heavy at the close. The export clearings
We're light aegregating only 10000 bushels Of
wheat Receipts at eleven points were 1885, 0O(
| bu. More life developed in the corr
| market, and trading was large in speculative
| way. The feeling was quite weak, and grea
deal of 'long" corn was thrown on the market
under which the chief options declined ac, and
closed at inside figures. The receipts are ligh
| and the shipping demand fair. There was {
| lively speculative trade in oats, with free sell
ing for future delivery, but prices held quite
steady and closed only shade under yesterday
Provisions were active, with prices averaging
! higher Mess rork advanced 10 017ac ger brl
fell back 12tc, and closed at about yesterday
prices. The other hog products showed lttl,
change. The leading futures ranged as follows